Do you think you'll ever use the suit foe creating more content for the channel, Forrest? Really hope so! Seeing Steve Backshall ( the British version of you! )a few years ago swim with Great Whites, Anacondas and Hippos was an incredible watch, so to see more of you doing the same would be insane!

I recently begun making KZfaq videos. Does anyone have advice on how I can improve them?

​@@EddieExploreslooks like you know already, you got over 5 k subs😂. Seriously, if you want more subs fast, you have to make interesting content with life risking POV, or something everyone else can't do, or show females on your channel 😂 in thumbnails and vids

The only thing I'm confused about is... The suit is absolutely amazing and lifesaving and life changing but my only confusion is all the GoPro cameras mounted to their heads. Those don't give off some form of electricity that they'd pick up on just as much as our human body? Or is it a completely different type of energy?

I don't want to downplay or even want anyone to think I'm criticizing Forrest's accomplishment and the crazy technology of the wetsuit at all.... But they are not the first ones to get in the water face to face with crocodiles. You have to watch the episode of River Monsters when Wade jumps in the water with crocodiles in just his briefs no shit at all no defense weapon and he gets right up to one touches it swims beside it and touches it many times. Now Wade said the only way he was able to accomplish this is he had to go when the water was colder and they are less active and aren't so aggressive or want to hunt when their blood is cooler as when the temperature of the water is very warm where he said there's no chance in hell he'd ever even think to jump in and swim with crocodiles because they'd most definitely attack and most likely kill him. I just thought maybe people would wanna go give that episode a watch. 💯 Forrest is still the fucking man though 💯💪💪

He is the best perdon to talk from a script and make it not believeable at all. 😂 so bad.

😅

Damn. That generations steve irwin.

Probably not true, right?

@@AA-zv6yo crazy how the most inspirational people in the wildlife community tend to gravitate towards reptiles

10 years old piss off 😂

Kid dont go telling random people in a youtube comments section your age some of these people on here are chomos.

true. RIP Steve

Except Steve backley has already been doing it..

@@stevelawson1388 first video I’ve seen of someone doing it. Respect to anyone that has the balls to get in water with a crocodile 🫡

Yess

@@stevelawson1388 yeah, lots of people have done it. Mostly wildlife photographers. Chris Gillette(I think his name is?) Got footage of him diving with an alligator, _and_ an American crocodile, only a few yards from each other. He's even dived with Nile crocs with hippos in the area, going under and between those mats of floating vegetation. I am curious about this suit though and what(if any) role it plays in how wildlife perceive us, or just getting closer to them.

this is some mind blowing shit had to leave a thumbs up. revolutionary

@@Nigels_Wrld I know right

You can't believe it doesnt have more views? It was literally just released on a YT channel with 14k subs. 🤦

@@DelcoTrash i think they mean like in the millions type, and I can't lie I agree with them. When I saw the views, I was really surprised that this dosen't have like 1M or like 2.5M views or more. Good quality video, the amazing suit technology and just swimming with crocs overall? Give this video some time, and one day the algorithm will show this masterpiece.

😂😂😂 no that’s suicide

@@JuanRoman-wx2zgJeremy wade did it on river monsters

it has been done kzfaq.info/get/bejne/fZeVnK6HqbHam3k.html&ab_channel=CNN

There’s diving videos with Nile crocs. They don’t attack under the water the same way. Weird cuz they eat fish.

Try northern Australia Salt water croc wouldn't turn out well

R you correcting one of the most publicly respected biologists

Bull shit they don’t attack under water 🤣 there’s 2 attacks just last year from divers off Australia’ both grabbed on their head

IKR 😅

@@joquin4618 like the extra $$ and time when you could've flown 2/3 hours to Australia 😂

there is no saltwater crocodile in Americas

These are American Crocodiles. They are the only other species that tolerates prolonged exposure to salt water. I've heard one or two people use the phrase "American Saltwater Crocodile" to describe them but I've never seen any scientific source that used that term. Oddly enough, American Crocodiles are among the most placid crocodiles and even crocodilians overall. I'm not saying they're safe to interact with in the wild. But they tend to be shy and relatively less inclined to bite, especially compared to Salties, Niles and Cubans. So this was a WAY better choice than flying from New Zealand to Australia or trying this in his boyhood home in Africa

I Don't think anybody would try this with a saltwater crocodile old world crocs are no joke

That is awesome! I appreciate the kind words!

You absolutely deserve them all and more!!

Wow, thank you!

@@ForrestGalante No way you replied. That’s made my day i won’t lie! I actually made an educational account on instagram because of your inspiration on me. I plan to do what you do in the future and have just started college in animal biology as a step further. Thanks for replying!

That was amazing!! To be honest, I could not even grab a bite, I was just so into the documentary. This is amazing, would you dare free dive in Isla Guadalupe wearing one of these suits?

Right!

Stay tuned!

Thank you!

No you wouldn't mate lol

@@tonysburgers7223 I think you’re right lol. I don’t fear a lot of things but crocs and alligators give me a fear I can’t explain.

I appreciate that!

The suits aren’t cheap 1. Those who are real legal hunters aren’t gonna over hunt from using this technology and those who aren’t legal are using means/techniques that really don’t require a hex suit when your trapping, baiting, poisoning. Hex suits are meant for real wildlife enthusiasts and hunters who actually stalk their prey.

Because saltwater from Australia and Nile crocks are not a joke.

Lol